Difference between revisions of "The Sir Dorabji Tata Trust"

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Aim — The prime purpose of encouraging learning and research in the country, of meeting costs of relief during crises and calamities and of carrying out worthwhile charitable activities

More information — Six major areas: Management of Natural Resources Livelihood Education Health Social Development Initiatives Media, Art and Culture

Sectors —

Who can apply

Type of organisations targeted —

Specific organisations targeted — Institutions, NGO's, Voluntary organizations, registered organizations and individuals

Type of projects —

Specific type of projects — Projects based on the parameters of innovation, timeliness, sustainability, adding value and promoting linkages, geographic spread and the felt needs of the community

Project stadia —

Target world region —

Specific information on target countries — India

Criteria — While no specific format is prescribed, applications should preferably include: 1. A description of the proposed project with clearly articulated objectives, plans/programs or activities, and mechanisms for impact assessment. 2. A profile of the project holder (qualifications, achievements, experience) and a brief background of the core team. 3. Registration Certificates of the organization and Income-tax Exemption Certificates. 4. The financial audited statements of the last three years and Annual Reports.

How to apply

Application procedure — No further information provided

Selection procedure — The Trust draws on the expertise of its staff and specialist consultants who travel widely, study project proposals and keep abreast of developments in each of the sectors. They assess proposals; make recommendations to project holders and after sanction of grants monitor and evaluate the programs